[737blues]

Absolutely beautiful Fretsource, you really have a way with that music. Personally, I can take as much of that as you want to post.

[Fretsource]

Thanks again folks - and thanks for that Gaelic link AT. I love that singing style, even though I can't understand a single word
Ebuljan - A stadium rock version. What a great idea. A kind of Scottish Stars and Stripes Any volunteers for the Hendrix role?

[si16]

Originally Posted by Fretsource

Just thought I'd post another arrangement I've made of a Scottish tune. (Yes, yet another - but blame Simon, he put the idea in my head.)

I'm more than happy to take the blame for that one. A beautiful tune, fabulously played. Thanks so much, that could have been the soundtrack to my day which included a walk along the attractive seafront at Nairn, where the D-day landings were practised, followed by a 3 and a 1/2 hour drive through some of Scotland's most scenic glens and countryside (although it's hard to take it all in when you're travelling at 70 mph ).

Originally Posted by Fretsource

Despite the traditional sound, it's not. It was written for a movie in the 60s so I won't post the tab this time.

Hats off to the composer, he did a great job to make it sound so traditional.

[cshude]

That was real nice- put it in my inspiration folder!

[CanuckTodd]

Great song and playing fretsource! Very calming sound.
How come my gee-tar doesn't sound like that when I play it?